Beast Taming: Extracting Talents and Raising Divine Beasts

I found that many novels about controlling beasts are not about people controlling animals at all, but animals controlling people. Royal means control, not to please and coax in every possible way, not to raise an ancestor.

How should I put it, cheating is not like cheating. It's normal for tigers to cheat. A fish came from behind. Others tell you that you will evolve into Kunpeng. Do you want to start raising it now? Don't you look at your situation now? Can you raise Kunpeng? That fish has no fighting power at all, and the protagonist is like a living father throughout the whole process. You are cheating! Even if you pick up any trash on the road, as long as you have the spirit of struggle, you can become a god. Why bother to support a living father in the early stage. How many chapters do you plan to raise before you can fight? It's not an island.

I was very confused when I read the introduction. It seems that this gift is not the same as the original tiger.

You don't need hundreds of thousands of resources, you only need a rubbish beast master, and you need a lot of conditions to upgrade, not to mention offending a large number of beast masters, what's the logic? Do you need an emperor beast?

What's the use of that fish and the third beast? I opened a bunch of traps and couldn't beat anything.

When playing Ma Yan, a bunch of level 4 skills can't break the defense. A level 5 skill with added characteristics is enough. So what are you doing with so many level 4 skills?

After reading the free chapter, let me talk about some of the problems I discovered. I really like beast-controlling novels, so my requirements are not high, but this book is indeed not very successful. Let's talk about the advantages first. The apocalyptic city-state system is more attractive than the alliance college entrance examination competition, because people will really die, and people will do it if they don't accept it. The exploration is dangerous to make it real. The tiger chosen by the author, Kunpeng, is also a good beast to control. There is a detailed description of the character of the beast to control. I think the attitude towards the beast to control depends on the beholder. Whether coaxing or being harsh is nothing more than screening readers, and there is no way to have both. The writing is clear. Killings earn points and skills, which is a very kingly talent. After talking about the advantages, let's talk about the disadvantages. The most fatal thing is that it is not exciting enough. Fighting in the ring, fighting cultists, and killing in secret realms are all anticlimactic, ending hastily and following a process. Second point, I don't understand. Or to fight the cultists, you should start the fight first - discover that there is a back-up plan - fall into danger and cause casualties - the protagonist tries to turn the tide to break the balance and save everyone. Instead of not playing, the trump card is revealed, and here you can see that you can't fight, and then you can run away, and then you can see the protagonist killing people, and you can see that he can fight, but he can't, and he can't, and he has wasted a plot. After that, the protagonist goes into a secret realm to kill people. What resources are there in the secret realm? It's not clear? The third point is the writing problem. It lacks character expressions, tone, movements, and postures, and the supporting characters are tool-like, like NPCs going through the motions. The panel appears too frequently. Just show the ones that have changed. I think it will be fine as soon as they are put on the shelves. I still hope to keep up the good work, the beast-controlling literature really needs more high-quality works.

There are various bugs at the beginning, and the useless plug-in found a useless protagonist at the beginning.

The creativity and cheats are good, but the writing is a mess

I haven't read the beast master's novel, but I want to know what is the foundation of the beast master's extraordinary ability? Is there a basic setting: For example, the strength of the beast master automatically shares the sum of the strength of the beast masters under his command and is permanently solidified! Otherwise, does the beast master rely on his soul to live forever? Whether great power can be attributed to oneself is very important to me when choosing books to read!